Sheriffs Push Back on AG Authority, Immigration, and National Security | LRT Radio HR 2 12/16/25

Join Sam Bushman and Sheriff Richard Mack on Liberty RoundTable Radio HR 2 (12/16/25) as they tackle the latest challenges facing law enforcement and American sovereignty. In this episode, the hosts break down Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s controversial stance on sheriff authority, the ongoing debate over local cooperation with ICE, and the broader implications for constitutional law and national security. Hear firsthand accounts of sheriffs standing up for their independence, discussions on government overreach, and the impact of federal and state policies on local communities. The show also covers breaking news, economic updates, and the importance of upholding the Constitution in today’s divided America. Don’t miss this in-depth conversation on the critical issues shaping our nation. Support the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association at cspoa.org, become part of the Posse, and help defend liberty at the local level. Share this episode, spread the word, and stand with those who protect your rights! Timestamps: [0:00] Show Introduction & Hosts Welcome [0:36] Minnesota Law Enforcement Issues & AG Keith Ellison’s Actions [3:20] AG’s Attempt to Limit Sheriffs’ Authority with ICE Agreements [6:35] Sheriff Kyle Burton Pushes Back Against State Overreach [8:45] The Role and Independence of Sheriffs in the U.S. [13:05] Fraud Cases in Minnesota & AG’s Priorities [15:00] Legal Authority: Sheriffs vs. Attorney Generals [20:00] Grand Jury System & Due Process Concerns [24:00] Call to Action: Support for Constitutional Sheriffs [26:00] News Break: Jobs Report, Terror Plot, Drug Interdiction [30:05] Anchor Babies & Birthright Citizenship Debate [32:30] Congress, National Security, and Trump’s Agenda [38:17] Gun-Free Zones & Australia Shooting Discussion [43:05] Epstein Files, Political Bias, and Media Coverage [50:00] FBI, Bongino, and Internal Disputes [53:00] Congressional Hearings: Clintons & Contempt Threats [54:20] Closing Remarks & Final Call to Action